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Done for an awareness ad in the UK last year, and then modified it to fit my own fictional ad this year. VaTech stands for "Villatech". My own dream creation. See more views here,...
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Done for an awareness ad in the UK last year, and then modified it to fit my own fictional ad this year. VaTech stands for "Villatech". My own dream creation. See more views here,...
Here are the unclothed pics of the soldier.
The ultimate antihero is here. Meet Vigilante Soldier.
Inspired by the protagonists of Uncharted and Farcry comes my own version of the ultimate bad-ass.
Here are some more views.
Carnotaurus shaded model. Revisiting an old model and then improving it even further with my skills today. I gave it a pose as well.
Some additional anatomy studies.
This inspired me to create my own stylized characters!
Here is my tutorial on the process/workflow used for the 300 diorama using both zbrush and keyshot.
Here are some more pics. Representation of what the actual physical product might be
300 : "The Immortals"
After scouting I realized no one made the immortal "giant" together with the immortal warriors as a figurine set yet.
Hoping these renders of mine could be realized into...
Finished Don Draper head bust for a 3d print miniature commission work. Hair tutorial is below.
Here is how I did the hair, take note it is for a 3d print physical product with...
Here are the 3d and 2d prints.
That is an amazing idea! What a wonderful blend of digital and traditional. keep us posted.
Here are some zbrush BPR renders of my mom portrait sculpt. Hair was done using maya nhair paintFx and then turned into geo, then further groomed manually in zbrush.
I was just wondering if you have an updated version for Zbrush 4R7 x64bit version of XgoZ or regular GoZ. I find the outdated ones posted on 2012 i believe, that i am using has a lot of...
Great pose and likeness. I will be on the lookout for this one.
Congrats on the top row:tu:
I am breathtaken by the amount of details and epicness of this artwork.
Would love to see how the cloth was done.
Stunning work! Even your breakdowns for each character in the shot all deserves top row for each. Love the clothing wrinkles too.
Keep the great work coming...:tu:
Excellent work Marat as always..
Curious as how you would have taken the original design version from marvel and just sculpted and presented it as is... I'm sure it will turn out just as good.
Really great work. would love to see the original painting you worked from.
Will you be doing a breakdown of your Marvelous Designer workflow as well?
Keep up the good work.
Really great work! Love the composition and energy of the shot. Would love to know how you did that skirt
amazing and very realistic level of detail!
jaw dropping! looks more like Him in the textured version
great tutorial! Just wondering if you care to share those dem height map files, currently dem files now at USGS are scans of geographical data consisting of the entire landscape instead of small...
Here is one of my concept designs. I didn't go for a realistic look but more for a cartoonish one that would fit in children's television shows.
Conceptualized in zbrush, rendered in keyshot and...
Great videos into the workflow of these industry veterans.
Especially liked Robert Vignone's 3d print instructional video, looking forward to his site on 3d prints for artists.
Keep them...


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James Villalobos, a rising senior at UMass Amherst, will cover the upcoming 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland as a reporter for Fuse TV after being named today as co-winner of Fuse and Voto Latino's "Crash the Parties" national search. The journalism major from Springfield was one of two winners selected from over 200 aspiring Latino reporters to cover the major U.S. political parties' presidential nomination conventions.

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The bottom part of the car looks bad. Overlooked?
Nice Idea - but if the car was slightly ahead with a glimpse of the interior, the idea of space could have been more evident.
~~this paranoid survived!~~
I guess they hit the brief. Low budget so they had to come up with an inexpensive execution and I think they did it well. Customers will get the message, that's what it's all about isn't it.
Please vote for us! http://www.thefwa.com/submissions/ertl-design
I know, advertising most of the time is all about exagerating, but this one is beyond that. Need a grasp on reality guys...
con la cantidad de basura que publican aquí día con día, estos dan un poco esperanza, como la luz de ese pequeño faro. Vamos Ecuador!


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Hampton Inn Monterey, Monterey
Hotel Info: 855-238-1591from $189
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The hotel rooms were really nice and looked to be newly remodeled. Our bed was comfortable. Great variety of food for breakfast. Our kids (9&11) also enjoyed the room and breakfast. Very family friendly. We got a goodie bag to take with us when we left of snacks (fruit, small loaf of bread, granola bar) and a water bottle (also a Arnold Palmer flavor pack with it). Staff was very friendly checking in and out.
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Beautifully updated hotel close to everything!
My friends and I were in town for a 3 day hike around Monterey Peninsula. This was our hotel for the 3rd night and we were all so impressed with the friendly staff, the updated, beautiful rooms and the comfortable beds. Breakfast the next morning was the best of the hotels we stayed at in the area.
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9th Inning PH HR Drives Cubs to Victory
Richard Jones slammed a pinch-hit tie-breaking home run over the RF fence with one out in the top of the 9th, and the Cubs held-on to defeat the Angels 2-1 in AZ Instructional League action at Diablo Park Field #3 in Tempe this morning.
Jones, the Cubs 2009 9th round selection out of The Citadel, was drafted as a catcher, but his #1 attribute is raw power. In fact, after signing with the Cubs in June, Jones hit seven HR in just twelve games for the AZL Cubs (Mesa), before moving up to Boise. (Jones ended up tied for 3rd in the AZL in HR, while playing there only two weeks!). And remember, he did all that while playing in the AZL's huge minor league complex ball parks with 25-ft high fences, where it's almost easier to hit a triple than it is to hit a HR.
While Jones was a catcher in college, he appears more comfortable at 1B (or DH) But if he can remain a catcher, his value will be greatly increased, since power-hitting catchers who bat left-handed are always in demand.
Besides working on his defense behind the plate, Jones is also at Instructs to try and learn to make better contact at bat (56 K in 174 PA at Mesa and Boise combined in 2009).
Today's game was scoreless through five innings, before the Angels broke-through with a run off RHP Nick Struck (Cubs 2009 39th round pick out of Mt. Hood CC) in the 6th, on a walk, a sac-bunt, and an RBI double. (Struck dropped to the 39th round only because he was considered a virtual "lock" to transfer to the University of Hawaii, but the Cubs came up with some additional money and were able to sign him just before the August deadline).
The Cubs came back to tie the score in the top of the 7th with two outs, when Brandon Guyer (yesterday's hero) lined a single to left (his second hit of the game), and scored on a near-HR RBI triple smashed high off the RF fence by Ryan Flaherty.
23-year old polished college LHP Chris Rusin (2009 4th round pick out of U. of Kentucky) got the start for the Cubs today, and he hardly broke a sweat, allowing just a lead-off bunt single in the 1st (and then he immediately picked the runner off), throwing just 15 pitches (12 strikes) combined over two innings of work. He was on the field maybe seven minutes.
RHP Chris Archer followed Rusin with three shutout innings, allowing two hits and a walk on 43 pitches (26 strikes). while retiring the last five men he faced.
One of three pitchers the Cubs acquired from Cleveland for Mark DeRosa last off- season, Archer throws a 92-94 MPH fastball, a curve, and a change-up, and was 4th among Cubs minor leaguers in strikeouts in 2009 (trailing only Jay Jackson, Mitch Atkins, and Chris Carpenter). But he is at Instructs to work on his command & control (he led the Cubs minor leagues in walks in '09), and he has indeed shown some progress with his strike-throwing in his last two outings, allowing just one walk over six innings. Of course he also has only one strikeout in those six innings, but he's not down here to rack up the punch-outs. The Cubs already know he can do that. He's down here to improve his control and cut-down the number of pitches he throws per inning.
Today's game also featured three really nice defensive players by the Cubs, including a sliding catch of a pop up in short CF by 2009 #1 draft pick Brett Jackson in the 4th, a full-speed running shoestring catch by 17-year old Korean LF Kyung-Min Na on a pop up in short left-center in the 8th, and a probable game-saving running catch in RF foul territory (and then a flawless a spin & throw to 3rd to keep the base-runner at 2nd base) by 2009 2nd round pick D. J. LeMahieu with no outs in the bottom of the 9th.
LeMahieu played SS at LSU, but I think it's fairly obvious that the Cubs think that the athletic LeMahieu's future is at 2B. He has spent many hours at Instructs working with minor league infield instructor Franklin Font on his DP footwork from the second-baseman's side of the bag (which requires different footwork and an altered rhythm than is the case when turning the DP from shortstop), and hopefully he will take what he has learned at Instructs into the 2010 season, where he will probably begin the year at Daytona.
Here is today's abridged box score (Cubs players only):
1a. Logan Watkins, DH #1: 1-3 (1B, L-9, L-1 DP)
1b. Richard Jones, PH: 1-1 (HR), R, RBI
2. D. J. LeMahieu, 2B: 1-4 (4-6-3 DP, 1B, F-9, L-8)
3. Brett Jackson, CF: 0-4 (F-8, F-8, F-8, F-7)
4. Brandon Guyer, RF: 2-3 (1B, F-8, 1B), R, CS
5. Ryan Flaherty, SS: 1-3 (F-7, 4-3, 3B), RBI
6. Michael Brenly, C-DH: 0-3 (P-3, P-6, P-8)
7. Jovan Rosa, DH-C: 0-3 (K, 6-3, K)
8. Matt Cerda, 3B: 1-3 (P-2, 1B, 4-3)
9. Justin Bour, 1B: 2-3 (1B, 1B, 4-3)
10. Kyung-Min Na, LF: 0-3 (F-9, K, L-6)
1. Chris Rusin - 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 1 PO, 2/1 GO/FO, 15 pitches (12 strikes)
2. Chris Archer - 3.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 0 K, 4/5 GO/FO, 43 pitches (26 strikes)
3. Nick Struck - 2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 2 K, 1 HBP, 1 BALK, 2/2 GO/FO, 30 pitches (19 strikes)
4. Jose Rosario - 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 1/1 GO/FO, 15 pitches (7 strikes)
5. Steve Grife - 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K, 1 HBP, 2/1 GO/FO, 18 pitches (9 strikes)
Michael Brenly - 0-1 CS
Jovan Rosa - 1 PB
WEATHER: 70's & overcast first-pitch, then mostly sunny by noon
Re: 9th Inning PH HR Drives Cubs to Victory
Hey Phil a couple questions. Any ideas on why Brenly and Falherty are in instructs? Are the Cubs already decided on Cerda as a utility guy, or are they trying to find his best position?
Re: 9th Inning PH HR Drives Cubs to Victory
Thanks as always. Hopefully Cerda shows you something here in this next few weeks - hard not to root for him.
Re: 9th Inning PH HR Drives Cubs to Victory
bob gibson on TV...about f'n time. don't see/hear enough of him. good to hear him again.
on players wearing armor today: "oh, i think i could break that." ha.
Re: 9th Inning PH HR Drives Cubs to Victory
Cardinals swept by Dodgers....
oh, the irony!
Re: 9th Inning PH HR Drives Cubs to Victory
On the bright side, the St. Louis Dispatch published the article titled "These Cards are Playing Like Cubs" before the season officially ended. There's something for them to hang their hats on.
Making room for Dave Duncan?
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"I'd rather be the one to tell him because of my relationship with Dick" - dusty baker
*6th grade giggling*
Re: Making room for Dave Duncan?
At some point that sentence surely was supposed to include a "Neifi Perez's".
Re: Making room for Dave Duncan?
speaking of Phil Rogers hears Dusty could be on the block too....which means Dusty's job is perfectly safe.
Re: 9th Inning PH HR Drives Cubs to Victory
Hey Phil a quick question --
Who do you project as starting at Double A next year?
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Empty seats: The final numbers are in, and MLB was down almost 6.7 percent in total attendance.
The relative lack of playoff races was the final blow in a season in which the down economy made life challenging for marketing directors and advertising salesmen.
The biggest total decreases were in New York, where smaller stadium capacities contributed to drops of 22 percent for the Mets and 12.7 percent for the Yankees. On a percentage basis, nine teams were down at least 15 percent, including the Blue Jays (21.8), Nationals (21.7), Padres (20.8), Tigers (19.8), Indians (18.6), A's (15.4), Reds (15.1) and Diamondbacks (15.0).
Nine teams picked up attendance. The biggest gain was in Kansas City,...up 13.9 percent.
Bradley stuff....
Rays will only consider acquiring Bradley if Cubs eat so much salary Rays could release him at any time without financial hit.
Re: Bradley stuff....
Isn't that exactly what every GM is going to say when Hendry first calls? It's not like a team is going to leak "we're willing to pay $5 million for Bradley over the next two years", when they know retardo has already just about destroyed his trade leverage.
Not saying that it's not true, but did their opinion of Bradley really change so much that a guy they were willing to give $8 million to a year ago they'd only commit $800K to now?
Re: Bradley stuff....
Just keep him Hendry. Paint a yellow spot at the end of the bench and tell him to stay there during games. Surround him with shrinks and masseurs. Use him for what he's suited for, a part time outfielder and bat boy. Let him do his little take-me-out-of-the-ball-game stat packing routine and by mid-season he'll be tradeable.
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This may be 3/44 but it's in today's Sun Times
"I never thought so, but this year it's kind of obvious."
-- Shortstop Ryan Theriot, on whether one player can disrupt the clubhouse chemistry for an entire team
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See? All you Andres Blanco defenders had better be eating your words right about now. How do you live with yourselves?
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lol, poor poor Andres Blanco. Don't get his due because he can't put up offensive numbers. With fans these days if you don't have numbers you ain't shit. If you do have numbers you can get away with nearly anything.
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Keep expecting Torii Hunter to say "we would have never got here if we had Milton Bradley" in this post-game interview.
A whole lot of Cubbery going on in these playoffs so far. What odds could you have gotten on a Nathan, Paplebon and Franklin 0-3 in save opportunities trifecta?
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well bradley's problem isn't what he's doing on the field. no one wants to get rid of fukudome or bench him.
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Wrong. I want to get rid of Fukudome. He sucks, I'm tired of his whirling dervish act and frigid, ice-cold, month-long streaks of ineptitude. He doesn't drive in runs, he has just barely enough speed to be a liability on the base paths when he decides to steal, and overall he is just a very middling player. $13MM a year for nice defense and a OK-ish OBP for three months out of the year is a joke.
But of course, fat boy Hendry in all his wisdom gave Dome a NTC, so fat chance he goes anywhere. Nice move (again), Jimbo.
The Cubs have had a hole in RF since Sosa left and still haven't fixed it, but CF has been a hole for this franchise FOREVER, jeez. Four decent years from Rick Monday, some nice play from Eric Young and Brian McRae briefly, one excellent year from Bobby Dernier and two great months from Kenny Lofton. That's it since the 60s, awful.
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fine, everyone but this guy...and probably some others, too.
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Ryne Sandberg played some pretty good CF for us too.
Glanville and CP had a couple nice seasons between them. Walton won a ROY.
I have been working on the Sosa to Cubs right fielders = Santo to Cubs third basemen. Hopefully it won't be 25 years, though.
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"Ryne Sandberg played some pretty good CF for us too"
When did Sandberg play CF for the Cubs?
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Just before EY did.
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Are you kidding?
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Four decent years from Rick Monday, some nice play from Eric Young ...
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[Edit: Nevermind, I see what you did there. It just wasn't funny enough for me to identify it as humor at first.]
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Ah I missed that.
Oh Nick Punto
baserunning fail...
More Bradley/Burrell
Unless the Rays find a taker for Burrell and his $9 million salary (a chatted-about deal with the Cubs for Milton Bradley appears unlikely)
The Cubs may want it thought otherwise to stir interest, but there has been little recent talk and slim chances for a Bradley-Burrell deal.
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who the hell is carlos gonzalez and what is he doing hitting a home run and going 7 for 12 so far
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rockies vs angels ?
Billy goats, black cats, Bartmans and last year....Mark DeRosa?
The New York Times says DeRosa is hexed.
Re: Curses!!
DeRosa translates from Spanish to "Of the goat".
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dero sure loves him some press. more than a 2nd base option the team lost a media-team leader when he was traded, imo. he could give the press enough blurbs to fill 2 deadlines all within a few minutes of chatting.
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Davey Martinez was decent in '87 I believe. Bill North would have been good but Phil Wrigley wasn't comfortable with the combination of North's manner and skin color. Tuffy Rhodes had a monster nine innings.
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Dave Kaplan engages and taunts Cardinals fans on his blog and in the comments.
After the "These Cards are Playing Like Cubs" article I found this to be glorious. Yes, I have a double-standard. Fuck Cardinal Nation.
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This is pretty good: "They have had tremendous success in St. Louis but that is not enough for them. They wish their city was a world class city like Chicago but that will never happen. Instead, they cling to their pathetic jealousy of the Cubs and their great fans."
Nice goin' "Kapper"
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Can you comment on progress of 7th round draft pick Blair Springfield for Cubs? Also, how can I search and track progress for him and other cub minor league players in lower minor leagues? thanks
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Blair's stats are here:
You can find all minor league stats at that site. If you are looking for scouting reports, you have to query Phil when he is around.
Cubs file for Bankruptcy
Stupid Rockies...
maybe Brad Hawpe will be available this offseason
Recent comments
Chapman shouldn't be reserved anymore on 40 man.
Interesting split on Heyward according to ESPN. As a CF, his slash line .292/.363/.375/.738. At RF: .212/.204/.300/.604. 21/72 as a CF, 58/273 as a RF.
He's also been better when batting 2nd, but he had a nice start in the 6 hole, but has slumped ever since. He was heating up before the All Star break, but is only hitting .108 in the 2nd half.
When we played the Reds with Chapman, I always thought of it as an eight-inning game. So now other teams have eight innings to try to get a lead against the Cubs. Should be a challenge, assuming three or four Cubs ever start hitting again.
I don't really try to get to know and like these players personally. I'm rooting for laundry, for the most part. Exceptions might be when a player makes trouble in the clubhouse or in the dugout. (Zambrano and Bradley come to mind. Also Papelbon.) But I don't think Chapman is one of those jerks.
Unfortunately, a pretty good summary. It looks like next year Heyward will be getting yet another batting stance adjustment.
The recent good news has been Baez. I'm afraid about the next league adjustment on him, though, which is probably right around the corner.
Bryant I don't worry about too much. Just not seeing the ball well right now. He'll turn it around. Russell's been good with men in scoring position all year and he's 22ish. He'll be fine but next year is likely to be his breakout year.
If Travis' back-to-back-to-back walks cost Hendricks the ERA title, that would really suck.
Edit: "A lifeless loss to a lousy Sox team."
This place is a real downer after a loss to the Sox.
I expect they will go 5-9 games above .500 the rest of the year. 96-98 wins will win the Division.
They should have one more 2-3 week hot streak in them.
However, several players are just "average" for the last month: Zobrist, Ross, Russell, Ceasar. Montero is terrible, plus he cannot throw anyone out. -WAR. Heyward is abysmal at the plate, but a plus in the OF. Still with RISP he has been terrible. KB has not been driving in runs as of late. But Apparently the team is still above average with RISP according to S Sahadev.
I came to that realization tonight. I kept expecting them to play better, but now I realize they aren't going to. They are a .500 team now.
- They have one reliable starting pitcher. Jake's magic is gone, and it doesn't look like it's coming back. Lester has been lousy recently. Lackey's ERA goes up every time he pitches.
- Heyward has been dead weight all year. I can't remember a single series where he was a significant offensive contributor. Not one. Great defense, but but if he were hitting .270 with 10 HR and played average defense, the Cubs would be better off.
new rule...no one's allowed to throw k.bryant a changeup
Team is .500 since early May and is playing like a .500 team. Lack of offense seems to be putting a lot of pressure on the pitchers...and they aren't handling it terribly well.
.500 the rest of the way still may win the division though.
...i hate espn.
nothing like settling into a cubs game to get a few minutes cutaway for an ortiz AB in the 6th inning of the det/bos game.
oh, at least they're doing split screen now...i guess.
I'm liking this rookie Nathan.
Richard DFA'd. Meh...
Throwbacks with fashionable cutouts would be a nice touch.
The next 2 games are nationally televised. I think we dominate tonight, hitting 3 HRs off Shields. Great night for KB to end HR drought facing HR prone pitcher in one of the most hitter friendly parks in the league.


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- Record Label: Columbia / Legacy
- Release Date: Mar 13, 2001
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MelodyS.May 31, 2001Raul Malo, Rick Trevino and Ruben Ramos are the highlights of this cd.
RichardD.May 1, 2002Album is worth it just for the tracks featuring Raul Malo. It is an absolute delight.
SunilRS.Jul 13, 2007The Veloso and Baca tracks are sizzling and evoke their solo efforts. Calle 16, Compay Gato, and Teresa are great Latin numbers, and the Mexican flavot of El Pescador and Maiz is right on. Better than the debut album, which is close to unbelievable but yes they achieved it.
LindaWFeb 19, 2003Even if you do not understand Spanish, if you enjoy great music, this is the CD you want. Also buy the video, No Borders.
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A lush cruise through the Caribbean's romantic songwriting traditions with some additional stops in South America.
Comparisons will inevitably be made between Canto and the Buena Vista Social Club disc, but the most significant similarity is that they both feature great songs and terrific musicianship.
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Race & Ethnicity
Editors' Picks
Black America's Promised Land: Why I Am Still a Racial OptimistNov 10, 2014
Hope and pessimism have defined two traditions of American thinking about race. Fully acknowledging recent setbacks, the author makes the case for the tradition of hope.
The Making of Ferguson: How Decades of Hostile Policy Created a Powder KegOct 13, 2014
Long before the shooting of Michael Brown, official racial-isolation policies primed Ferguson for this summer's events.
Last Day of a Young Black ManJul 23, 2013
Fruitvale Station's intimate portrait of Oscar Grant promises better days ahead for black film.
Trayvon Martin, Blackness, and America's Fear of CrimeJul 16, 2013
Further thoughts on pathology and "black on black" crime.
Race or Class? The Future of Affirmative Action on the College CampusJun 22, 2014
Focusing college-student recruitment on poor neighborhoods can overlook middle-class African Americans entitled to affirmative action.
How the American South Drives the Low-Wage EconomyJul 06, 2015
Just as in the 1850s (with the Dred Scott decision and the Fugitive Slave Act), the Southern labor system (with low pay and no unions) is wending its way north.
Immigration and America's Urban RevivalJul 07, 2015
The evidence favors a hypothesis many Americans reject: Immigration has helped reduce crime and revitalize city economies.
Urban Policing, Without BrutalityJul 20, 2015
Cincinnati has emerged as a role model of policing reform—but even the best-in-show has a long way to go.
America in Words and in the CrosshairsNov 22, 2013
This week's anniversaries of the Gettysburg Address and JFK's death are reminders of the true audacity of our democracy.
Civil-Rights Law Dodges a Bullet in Mount HollyNov 18, 2013
Good news! A crucial civil-rights case will no longer involve the Roberts Court.
The Radicalism of Dallas, 1963Nov 14, 2013
Extremism was in the city's air when John F. Kennedy was killed, fed by rhetoic not unlike that of today's Tea Party. The authors of Dallas 1963 on the city's social turmoil.
12 Years a Female Slave—Not Coming to a Theatre Near YouNov 06, 2013
We can't fully understand American slavery and its legacy without mining the diversity of enslaved experience in scholarship as well as film.
Soul Food's Contested HistoryOct 31, 2013
Does a new account with recipes get it right?
The Supreme Court v. Civil RIghtsOct 24, 2013
The Supreme Court plays an outsize role in limiting Congress's ability to protect disadvantaged groups.
When Kids Stand Their GroundOct 23, 2013
Violence-prevention groups are trying to teach young people that there are ways to resolve conflict without guns. Permissive gun legislation makes their jobs difficult.
Jezebel Grew UpOct 22, 2013
The website used upstart humor to teach feminism to a generation. Now it's a media "influencer."
The Seven Stages of Important Black Film FatigueOct 21, 2013
For the black filmgoer, movies like 12 Years a Slave aren't mere popcorn fare—anger, annoyance, and vulnerability often follow when history is commodified by Hollywood.
The Inevitable Elimination of Affirmative Action in MichiganOct 16, 2013
Given the Roberts Court's past actions on affirmative action, Michigan's Proposal 2 is likely to escape D.C. unscathed.
In Catalonia, a Warning on One-State SolutionsOct 11, 2013
Nationalism is alive and well in Europe. Expecting Israelis and Palestinians to abandon it is a fantasy.
Why Liberals Love TV's Fictional ConservativesOct 03, 2013
ABC's Scandal makes us root for a fundamentally despicable version of American democracy led by a cabal of corrupt Republicans run amok. Should we feel guilty?
Eric Holder's Big Voting-Rights GambleOct 02, 2013
The attorney general is challenging North Carolina's restrictive voting law, along with Texas's—is he taking the logical course of action, or going double or nothing?
A Long Way from the End of MenSep 18, 2013
New numbers from the Census Bureau show how tough this country is on women.
Proof the Left Coast Is the Best Coast?Sep 16, 2013
Last week, California raised its minimum wage, authorized driver's licenses for the undocumented, and saw its GOP back immigration reform. Can any of this spread east?
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Chad Rarig and Sonny Phillips have been friends since skinned knees and after school homework. Life is pretty normal, if a bit bland for Chad, until he recieves a phone call that changes the rest of his entire life. With Sonny's strong shoulder in friendship and his mother's support, he cautiously embraces his fate, one that includes binkies and an utter loss of sleep.
Sonny offers a chance to let Chad settle into this new wilderness of parenthood, sharing his home with his best friend. Only he definitely hadn't anticipated having to deal with an attraction that left him panting and hungry as a starving man for his best friend. His gay best friend who thinks Sonny is straight, because he's never told him the full truth to preserve their friendship above all else.
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Ta' Giorni Vacation Packages
Ta' Giorni is close to a diverse collection of Malta's more popular attractions. Among the places not to miss are the fabulous Balluta Square and the remarkable Spinola Garden. If you have time, don't miss Sliema Promenade and Eden Cinemas.
Ta' Giorni has a number of cultural attractions nearby that allow visitors to really get a feel for the area. Wander through the exhibits and enjoy the quiet of the National Museum of Fine Arts in Valletta and the Great Seige of Malta and the Knights of St. John.
Destinations such as the St. Johns Co - Cathedral in Valletta are well worth visiting during your time in the Ta' Giorni area,. Whatever your faith, you'll be moved by the serene atmosphere at sacred places like the Church of St. Paul the Shipwrecked in Valletta. Learn more about Malta's past by visiting heritage sites, such as Tigne Fort in Sliema.
If you are ready to indulge in some retail therapy, amble through the many stores of the Bay Street Shopping Complex in St. Julian's, Bisazza Street in Sliema and the Point Shopping Mall.
For a real taste of Ta' Giorni, consider booking your accommodation at one of the area's hotel or serviced apartment options. Check out the rooms and rates at the Grand Hotel Excelsior, Floriana, the InterContinental Malta, St. Julian's, or the Hilton Malta, St. Julian's.


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Tell us why INO's platform avoids the severe and sometimes fatal immunological side-effects caused by t-cell activation and proliferation caused by a DNA therapy such as BMY's Yervoy.
INO patented synthetic process of producing actives with minimal adverse effects (from INOpedia)
This is actually how it appears on wikipedia.
Ipilimumab treatment has been associated with severe and potentially fatal immunological adverse effects due to T cell activation and proliferation.
Love how you replace the word potentially with the word sometimes. Think there might be a difference? A jury might think so Harry. LOL
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Kick off your holiday shopping and get in the Merry and Bright spirit at Junior League of Mobile's annual Christmas Jubilee. The Gulf Coast's greatest holiday market features more than 100 merchants from around the country under one roof for three exciting days of shopping.
You can feel good knowing that your support of JLM's largest fundraiser will make a direct impact on the Mobile and Baldwin County communities through the development of JLM volunteers and the numerous local agencies and programs with which JLM partners. Thank you for your continued support of Christmas Jubilee!
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- 50 years of art: Lititz Outdoor Fine Art Show set for July 30
- Police departments plan community events
- The 'Great Eastern Wizard' of the Park House hotel
- Manheim woodworker crafts bodies for Martin Guitar
- Siblings homeless after being separated 40 years
- Going, going, gone! Local beer events selling out quickly
- 'American Idiot' at EPAC
- Finally: the Ephrata Brewfest!
- The fallout of 11 MC bomb threats
- Memorial Day Parade
Jeffrey W. Siwiec 43, self- employed electrician, accomplished musician
Jeffrey W. "Red" Siwiec, 43, died suddenly of natural causes Tuesday, July 10, 2012 of W. Collingswood Hts, N.J.
He was the beloved husband of Kelly Mahoney; the loving son of William Siwiec, of Lititz; and Dona, wife of James Hullihen; and the dear brother of Melissa Siwiec.
Red was an accomplished musician and lyricist. He wrote many songs for and performed in several bands: the Sugar Skulls, Cisco Jeeters, Hell Fire and Brimstone, Snake Handlin Preachers, Red Burns and the Tequila Worms. Red was a self-employed electrician. He was also a gifted cook, the self proclaimed "King of the Barbecue" and loved traveling to New Orleans or "hanging with friends at Ray's Happy Birthday Bar". Red will be missed immensely by his loving family and all his dear friends.
Red is also survived by his loving grandmother: Helen Siwiec; his dear nephew: Max Mele; and his devoted dog: Devo.
A memorial service was held on July 15 at Bellmawr Fire House, Bellmawr, N.J.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Creran Funeral Home, Oaklyn, N.J. For more information, visit creranfh.com.


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Youth programs support inclusion for children with disabilities
The National Inclusion Project has once again partnered with West Virginia University College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences to continue a program designed to break down barriers between those living with disabilities and those without through one simple, yet powerful, everyday activity play.
The continuing partnership will support training for instructors and student mentors in Lifetime Activities programs including the WVU National Youth Sports Program, swim lessons, and gymnastics classes.
Andrea Taliaferro, CPASS assistant professor of Adapted Physical Education, and Mary Wolk, program coordinator for Lifetime Activities, said the partnership with the National Inclusion Project has grown the College's ability to promote inclusion of participants with disabilities and help families at the same time.
"It would have been difficult to effectively bring such awareness to our program and expand the physical activity outlets and opportunities for kids with disabilities in our community without the connection and financial support provided by the National Inclusion Project," Wolk said.
Thanks to the partnership, CPASS has been able to overcome barriers and better serve children with special needs in each activity. The funding has allowed Lifetime Activities to provide in-depth training of staff and instructors, hire trained mentors to attend inclusive programming to provide support to participants with disabilities, increase the ratio of staff to children and raise awareness of the new offerings through promotional materials.
Parents believe that the project increases confidence while the activities build skills to excel and compete in different sports. They point to how the interaction between children with special needs and their peers builds understanding and friendships.
As part of the arrangement, CPASS has received a $7,500 grant to support Lifetime Activities through specialized training on how to work with individuals who need special support.
WVU CPASS is one of the select organizations that the National Inclusion Project has chosen to partner with for a second year. "We are excited to continue our work with the West Virginia University Lifetime Activities Program to enhance the inclusive opportunities for the children in this community," says Nick Leisey, National Inclusion Project Executive Director.
CPASS sport leadership classroom lecture series provides broad management styles overview
Every spring semester, juniors and seniors majoring in sport management are required to take Leadership in Sport Organizations SM 350. In this course students get the opportunity to learn and discuss the basic tenets of leadership theory and its application to sport.
Last spring, Dr. Gonzalo Bravo, associate professor and course instructor, decided to go beyond the books and invite industry front-runners to the classroom to discuss their perspectives on leadership in various fields such as community development, collegiate athletics, outdoors expeditions and higher education administration. From February to April, five high profile heads visited CPASS and provided students with various perspectives of how direction occurs in and outside the domain of sport.
On February 26, Billy Williams, strategic partnership director at NURU International presented the case of how servant management occurs in a non-for-profit organization that aims to end extreme poverty in remote rural areas of the world. Williams discussed that leaders are not just individuals with a vision, but, most importantly, take an active role in making that vision happen. While NURU goals are not directly connected to sport, the examination of how leadership operates in this non-governmental organization demonstrates how to equip leaders with the tools needed to design and implement effective and sustainable community programs.
On March 11, CPASS Dean Dana Brooks shared his leadership philosophy which stressed the importance of developing people's skills at work. Brooks noted that in working environments it is of paramount importance to keep and maintain positive relationships and a good dose of humor with the people you work with.
On May 18, Aldo Boitano, board member for the International Leadership Association, discussed how different aspects of management occur in a non-traditional sport setting like in an expedition to the Himalayas. Boitano discussed the meaning and application of leadership in theory and from his own experience as a world class climber. He explained the importance of developing trust among peers and the capacity to make quick decisions when facing high risk situations.
On April 15, Shane Lyons, director of Intercollegiate Athletics and associate vice president at West Virginia University, shared his philosophy and vast experience in working in collegiate athletics. Lyons highlighted the importance of exercising patience and reflectiveness when making important decisions and the need to recognize when decisions need to be made. For those anxious to advance their professional career, Lyons stressed the value of learning to be patient and wait for the right time to make important personnel decisions. Lyon, who is a proud West Virginian and sport management program alumnus, discussed the importance of learning from others and being personal and approachable.
Finally, on April 26, students had the opportunity to meet WVU President E. Gordon Gee. President Gee discussed the importance of sound decisions, relying not only on deep thinking, careful analysis and having access to a team of advisors, but also on the capacity to make the final call and endure further criticism if things go in the opposite direction. In this regard, Gee said that leaders must develop a "thick skin" and a good sense of humor. Gee stressed the importance of authenticity. "A great leader is someone who isn't afraid to be who he/she is." Gee provided several examples of complex decisions he had made in regard to collegiate athletics.
CPASS sport management students and faculty thank the five presenters for sharing their expertise and perspective on leadership with the College.
Grad students' hard work leads to impressive career, academic offers
"These SEP graduate students have done a fantastic job and worked very hard for all these opportunities. I'm impressed with their amazing accomplishments," said Sam Zizzi, professor, SEP.
Shuang Li has had her first on campus interview for a faculty position, while Megan Byrd has received a job offer from John F. Kennedy University in Pleasant Hill, Ca. Chelsea Butters has received a job offer at National University in San Diego and Janaina Fogaca has received a fellowship from the WVU Office of Graduate Education. This competitive fellowship will allow Fogaca to spend her last year focusing on pursuing her research without the burden of teaching or service obligations
Byrd and Fogaca spoke about their time at WVU. "The WVU alumni network is outstanding. Our alumni do great work that represents WVU and our program so well that having WVU on my degree opens possibilities," said Byrd.
"The most helpful resource I found at WVU was mentorship. Dr. Zizzi, my advisor, is very good at adjusting to my pace and teaching and giving me the tools that I need to succeed. I have learned a lot about all aspects of research and sport psychology in general," said Fogaca.
"I have learned a lot about life as well, which helps me be a better professional in the end of the day. Another important factor is that all SEP faculty are always available to help us out, even when we are not their advisees," Fogaca explained
Fogaca plans to use her extra time with the fellowship to work on her dissertation and also work on a research project on the side. "I do intend to keep my line of research (supervision in sport psychology) in the future and I believe that being a good researcher also improves my teaching."
Meanwhile, Byrd wants to continue her studies and research regarding concussions. "My career goal is to find a University position where I can balance teaching, consulting and research," Byrd concluded.
New scholarship supports Athletic Coaching Education careers
"This gift offers excellent opportunities for our students. The funds fill an ongoing need at CPASS as we expand our programs and learning experiences for students," said Dana D. Brooks, CPASS dean and professor of Physical Education.
The scholarship, the Steve and Regina Hyer Endowed Scholarship, will support CPASS Athletic Coaching Education students. A 1965 graduate of WVU, Steve Hyer earned his B.S. in Athletic Coaching Education. The endowment gift amount is $25,000.
"My desire to create the scholarship was to give students a chance for an education. I want kids to have the same opportunity I had to go into education and coaching. The faculty at the school were some of the best people. My advisor, John Semon, helped get me through the program. He was an inspiration," Hyer explained.
Steve Hyer is a native of Elkins, W.Va. and now lives and works in Salem, Va. He earned his Master's in Education from Radford University. He taught and coached for 17 years, serving as an administrator for 10 of those years. After retiring from teaching, Steve went into financial services. He didn't leave coaching far behind, though. For the past 34 years, he has continued his passion for coaching with area baseball teams.
"I'm happy to help someone through this scholarship," Hyer added.
The Foundation, in partnership with the University, is currently conducting A State of Minds: The Campaign for West Virginia's University. The goal of the largest fundraising effort in the history of the University is to raise $1 billion by December 2017. For more information on the campaign, visit www.astateofminds.com.
For further information on the comprehensive campaign, please visit www.astateofminds.com or www.cpass.wvu.edu.
Nolan is a senior athletic coaching education major. He was named a 2015 WVU Foundation Outstanding Senior and selected as 2015 Mr. Mountaineer, served as a New Student Orientation leader and as a member of the Mountaineer Marching Band for three years. Nolan was named as the alternate Mountaineer Mascot for 2014-2015. He was sponsored by the College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences.
Nolan spoke at the 2015 CPASS Wall of Honor ceremony about how private support has impacted his studies and success at WVU.
"This semester I received the Hope Harper Loar Scholarship. I take great pride in getting an award that was designated for a West Virginian. Since I've received financial support through multiple scholarships at WVU, I've been a three-year member of the Pride of West Virginia. I was the alternate Mountaineer Mascot this past year and I'm taking 24 credit hours this semester to pursue my dream of becoming a physical therapist. I'm volunteering as well as managing coursework as I prepare to apply to physical therapy school at WVU. That's what I think is so special about WVU and CPASS. Our alumni are willing to share in their success and ensure that students, like me, are able to follow their passion.
"CPASS has come a long way from when the College was at E. Moore Hall and Stansbury Hall. I started my CPASS career in the Coliseum. It was an emotional time when we moved to the new building. The progress we have experienced in our innovative home is amazing. The technology allows us to advance our studies and compete for careers. None of this could have happened without the support from people like yourself. I would like to thank our donors for their generosity."
As the 2015 Mr. Mountaineer recipient during the WVU vs. Texas Tech football game on Nov. 7, Nolan reflected on his decision to apply.
"I applied to be Mr. Mountaineer because I have respect for the award which is given to a male student who shows outstanding academic achievement and extracurricular involvement. I have represented the University in several ways throughout my undergraduate career and I thought my involvement and academic success would make me a good candidate for the award," Nolan explained.
"To win such a prestigious award at West Virginia University puts a perfect finish to my undergraduate career. Being named a finalist was also a great feeling. I feel that all of the finalists are very qualified and deserving of the award. I take great pride in West Virginia University and the state of West Virginia, so being named "Mr. Mountaineer" means a lot to me. WVU has rich culture and tradition and I am proud to represent this University as Mr. Mountaineer," Nolan added.
May graduate adds Fulbright grant to her list of accolades
"I know that living in Malaysia will be a completely different experience than what I am used to here. The areas that I may be teaching in are poorer, rural areas so it will be an adjustment. As far as teaching goes I think I think it will be fun to connect with secondary school aged students," Young explained.
Young will teach students between 13 and 17 years old. "This is a pretty carefree age and I think that will make my job an interesting and fun one. I hope to show my students the diversity in culture and life that the United States has; from what I know, they tend to have a very one dimensional picture of the US," said Young.
"I don't exactly know what to expect yet but I hope to connect with my students in a way that contributes to their growth as students, as I am sure they will contribute to mine," she added.
Young's previous awards include an Academic Excellence Award at the Diversity for Equity and Inclusions graduate ceremony and the Outstanding Senior award in Africana Studies within Eberly College.
"I have been fortunate enough to be able to connect and receive advice and support from multiple faculty and staff on this campus. My mentor and professor Dr. Krystal Frazier in Eberly College often pushed me out of my comfort zone but still provided encouragement and support throughout the time that I have known her," Young said.
Young credits the staff and mentors from the McNair Scholars Program for their guidance. "They helped me to grow in ways that I didn't even know was possible. I feel that through their help within the program I have been able to become a better rounded individual in all areas of my life," she stated.
CPASS faculty members also played a significant role as mentors. "Dr. Zizzi, Dr. Clement and Dr. Watson were also great influences in my success. They were tough but never in a way that I felt was unreasonable; I always felt like they were available to help me with anything that I needed," Young added.
Young notes that her involvement in clubs, organizations and movements on campus offered "a rich and rewarding experience."
"I have grown tremendously as a person just by surrounding myself and connecting with leaders on this campus," Young explained.
"CPASS has developed a very strong research agenda among the students and faculty. Our students are learning not only how to conduct high quality research, but also how to use this research to develop better practice," explained Jack Watson, professor and chair, Department of Sport Sciences.
Faculty recognized Thiago Barbosa, Athletic Coaching Education graduate student, Aaron Goodson, Sport and Exercise Psychology graduate student, Jabin Weaver, Coaching and Sport Education graduate student, Alison Coates, Chelsie Yingling and Jessica Garrett, Sport and Exercise Psychology students, and Emily Gardner, Athletic Coaching Education student, as the top participants.
"I chose to get involved in CPASS Research Day because it is something that I have wanted to do since I learned about it during my first academic year here. I think that it is a great opportunity to interact with students and faculty members across the college in a way that we don't always get to do during the hustle and bustle of the semester. Students across the college are completing and presenting great work and I just wanted to share that space with them," explained Goodson.
Students like the interaction with faculty and peers. "It was a nice experience to have the opportunity to show the result of my work and to see what other people have been doing. I was surprised to win the best graduate applied poster and it was an honor to have my work recognized among so many great projects," said Barbosa.
"I had an overall good experience. It was fun telling others about the research we had been doing and working so hard on," concluded Coates.
Winners were selected by faculty, who used a standardized rubric to evaluate research as well as topics. Judges then reviewed ratings and announced the best posters and research awards.
Undergraduate Research Winner – Alison Coates, Chelsie Yingling, Jessica Garrett
Graduate Research Winner – Aaron Goodson
Undergraduate Applied Winner – Emily Gardner
Graduate Applied Winner – Jabin Weaver
Graduate Applied Winner – Thiago Barbosa
Determination to overcome challenges helps grad to succeed
Fansler's road to her undergraduate degree was difficult at times. She suffered an ACL injury which involved a lengthy recovery. Fansler then sustained another knee injury, which required a cartilage implant and a more significant surgery.
"With ACL injuries becoming more and more common, everyone knows it's a devastating injury. Having an end goal in mind helped me to overcome the injury. By having the mindset of 'being able to do anything if you set your mind to it' has carried over in other aspects of life for me as well, whether it was getting back from a knee injury, or learning new things in clinical hours, or working hard in school to get accepted into PA school," she explained.
Fansler says she discovered her passion for athletic training thanks to that knee injury. Travis Randolph, a local physician's assistant who was a WVU graduate of the athletic training program, treated her injury.
"After getting into athletic training, talking to Travis and other older students helped me to discover the physician assistant profession. He allowed me to shadow him multiple times, gaining valuable experience and really helped me a lot along the way with the application process for physician assistant school," she said.
Fansler is grateful for her time at WVU and is thankful for everything that she has learned.
"I think CPASS is a wonderful college to be a part of. We have top notch professors in each field available at our fingertips for guidance and learning. Our faculty has accomplished some amazing accolades and I am grateful to have learned from some of the best," Fansler explained.
Fansler's favorite class created a new career vision. "For a whole semester we were given the opportunity to fully dissect a human body. Being one of the first classes taken after being accepted into the athletic training program that not many other undergrads get to partake in, it, along with other factors, helped me realize I wanted to be somewhere involved with surgery in my career," she explained.
Her goal is to one day work in orthopedics, but she is open to gaining interest in other areas of medicine, depending on how her schooling progresses.
WVU group fitness minor uses love of fitness to work with soldiers in the National Guard
"I chose my education based on my interests and the minor for the same reason. I love how the body works as a machine and enjoy teaching people how to use it more efficiently," Buric explained.
Buric received a group fitness minor with CPASS, while earning a bachelor's in Exercise Physiology and Nutrition in 2012. She completed a master's degree in Exercise Physiology in 2014.
"WVU provided me with a great education and excellent resources," she added.
According to Buric, Nancy Naternicola, CPASS clinical instructor, fitness and wellness, and Danny Bonner and Diana Gilleland, professors, Exercise Physiology, played important roles in her education.
Grad student recognized at 3-Minute Thesis competition
Cranney was interested in the competition because the focus allowed students to hone their competences. "The competition was more about the student's communication skills to effectively convey their research to a non-specified audience," she explained.
Cranney said that her professors encouraged her to enter the event. Without their support, she would not have the confidence to enter. "Dr. Watson encouraged me to enter. I likely would not have, had he not supported my submission," she said.
Throughout the event, Cranney thanked WVU and CPASS for the wealth of knowledge she attained. "I don't think there's enough space here to discuss all of the ways WVU has helped me excel in my field. Throughout my time here, I have been given opportunities to expand my knowledge base of sport and exercise psychology, as well as counseling.
"Doing so has allowed me to become a more effective teacher, consultant and researcher. The number of opportunities I have been given to expand myself professionally span beyond what I could have asked for. I've been given opportunities to teach and develop undergraduate classes, which has enhanced my passion for teaching and expanded my skill set as a teacher," Cranney said.
Cranney appreciates the encouragement. "The support that I've received from faculty and students is remarkable. Beyond the networking I've benefited from, I cannot imagine a program that more purposefully and passionately prepares its students for life beyond the PhD. I am forever grateful for my experience at WVU, and CPASS, especially," Cranney concluded.
The WVU-sponsored competition allowed students to discuss their research topics within a three minute time frame. A panel of judges evaluated the presentations and disqualified students who exceeded the time limit.
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Sóley plays lots of support gigs for John Grrant within the UK. Please see all the dates (and get tickets) here!
Jan 27, 2016
Sóley's new EP 'Don't Ever Listen ' ships from Monday! It collects five intimate pieces that were originally recorded as demos for Sóley's recent album 'Ask The Deep'. Here, she shows her lo-fi & undoubtedly charming side: a piano ballad, minimalistic guitar melodies, that leave space for Sóley's voice, and a The Knife cover. The instrumental minimalism leaves more room for Sóley's voice, which is often multiplied and manipulated in perfect symbiosis to her lyrics which revolve around themes of longing, fear and of course the occasional ghost. Get it now !
Oct 23, 2015
Following her album Ask The Deep, Sóley has announced a new EP called 'Don't Ever Listen'. It will collect five intimate pieces, that focus on Sóley's lo-fi, undoubtedly charming side. The title track is now premiered and streams via The Fader!
Sep 28, 2015
Sóley's new video for 'Dreamers' from her recent album 'Ask the Deep' is finally here to watch !
Sep 5, 2015
Today we premiere two new videos: An gloomy work by Máni Sigfússon for Sóley's "Halloween" – and a werewolf story from Berlin Friedrichshain starring 'Slow Steve' in his song 'Minuit'.
May 6, 2015
Sóley is back with her 2nd album! Still drawn to the dark & nocturnal, it sees her charting new sonic territory. Her tunes have become more accessible, but still they are musically equivalent to dark fairytales & lucid dreams. These songs will haunt you, thanks to their the delicate arrangements, dream-like qualities and that 'dark surrealism'.
'Ask The Deep' drops on May, 8th – but it's shipping now from anost.net. If you order a CD/Vinyl there, you'll get an instant download!
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Apr 30, 2015
Sóley's 2nd album drops May, 8th! Still drawn to the dark & nocturnal, it sees her charting new sonic territory. These songs will haunt you!
'Ask The Deep' can now be pre-ordered on CD & Vinyl via anost.net – or digital via iTunes.
There's a deluxe vinyl edition as well, it comes on clear vinyl & with a silkscreened poster, gatefold cover + printed inner sleeve. There's only 150 of them, so save yourself a copy here.
Apr 16, 2015
Sóley streams the 2nd track from her upcoming album... listen to 'Follow Me Down' on YouTube or buy it via iTunes...
Apr 1, 2015
Sóley's latest track is called 'Ævintýr' and it's on now on YouTube. And as well it is featured on the latest Nordic Playlist ...expect much more soon!
Mar 11, 2015
These are Sóley's first dates for 2015:
2015-01-14 Düsseldorf (DE) — Zakk
2015-01-15 Groningen (NL) — Eurosonic Festival (@Der Aa-kerk)
2015-01-16 Amsterdam (NL) — Paradiso
2015-01-31 Paris (FR) — Point Ephemere (Festival Air d'Islande)
2015-03-05 Melbourne (AU) — Brunswick Music Festival
2015-03-07 Adelaide (AU) — Womadelaide Festival
2015-03-08 Adelaide (AU) — Womadelaide Festival
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